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EE 353
Final Exam
4 May 2020
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Problem Weight
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12
2
9
3
9
4
9
5
9
6
9
7
9
8
9
9
9
10
16
Bonus
10
Total
100
Score
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page in your exam packet with the work; place it immediately following the problem. Circle or otherwise
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unclear analysis or missing intermediate steps can lead to loss of credit even if your solution is correct.
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the problem to receive credit. I expect all your answers to be supported mathematically.
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Problem 1 (12 points)
1. (6 points) A discrete-time signal is created by sampling the continuous-time function
( ) = 5 cos(2 ) − 3 cos �6 + � + 6 sin(14 )
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every 100 ms. The resulting discrete-time signal is
[ ] = 5 cos[0.2 ] − 3 cos �0.6 + � + 6 sin[1.4 ]
3
If possible, determine the period of both ( ) and [ ]. If it is not possible, explain why based on
your mathematical analysis.
2. (6 points) Given that [ ] = sinc[ ] rect � �, determine if the signal is a power signal, an energy
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signal, or neither. If it is a power or energy signal, determine the value of the metric.
Problem 2 (9 points)
A periodic function is given by the Fourier Series
∞
1
1
cos(200 )
( ) = + �
100 2
2
=1
The function has a fundamental frequency of 0 = 100 Hz. Assume that the signal is sampled with a
sampling frequency = 2 kHz. Is it possible to recover the signal ( ) from its samples or will aliasing
interfere? Explain your answer in words and mathematically.
Problem 3 (9 points)
Given the system model
1
1
1
[ ] − [ − 1] + [ − 2] = [ ] − [ − 1]
4
4
2
where [−1] = −2 and [−2] = 8. Assume [ ] = [ ]; solve recursively for [ ] for 0 ≤ ≤ 2.
Problem 4 (9 points)
A system has the impulse response
ℎ[ ] = 0.5 cos � � [ ]
3
Using a convolution method, determine the system’s zero state response, [ ], to the input signal
1
6
[ ] = � � [ ].
Problem 5 (9 points)
Given the system model
6 [ ] − 5 [ − 1] = 18 [ ]
2
5
where [0] = 2. Assume [ ] = �− � [ ]. Use the classical solution method to solve the linear
difference equation to find [ ], the particular solution, and [ ], the natural solution, for > 0.
Problem 6 (9 points)
Demonstrate sliding tape convolution to find
[ ] = ℎ[ ] ∗ [ ]
Assume that ℎ[ ] = 7 [ + 1 ] + 4 [ ] and [ ] = 2 [ ] + 9 [ − 2]
Problem 7 (9 points)
Let [ ] = 9 [ ] − 6 [ − 1] + 3 [ − 2 ]. Use the definition of the Discrete Fourier Transform to
find , the spectrum of the signal. In your solution, express complex numbers in polar form using
degrees for your angles.
Problem 8 (8 points)
A system has the impulse response
ℎ[ ] = �0.2 + (−0.3) � [ ]
Use the summation definition of the Z-transform to find the transfer function of the system. Express
your solutions as a ratio of polynomials in z with the denominator in standard form.
Problem 9 (9 points)
Given the system model
[ ] − 0.3 [ − 1] + 0.02 [ − 2] = 2 [ ] − 3 [ − 1]
2
3
where [−1] = 2 and [−2] = 1. Assume [ ] = � � [ ]. Solve the difference equation using the
delay property of the Z-transform to determine the zero state solution [ ] and the zero input
solution [ ]. Express your solutions as a ratio of polynomials in z with the denominator in standard
form. Do not solve for [ ].
Problem 10 (16 points)
The Z-transform of the output of a system is given by
6 4 − 6.6 3 + 1.67 2 + 0.105
[ ] =
( + 0.3)( − 0.6)( − 0.5)2
Use the method of partial fraction expansion to determine the inverse Z-transform of [ ].
Bonus Problem (10 points)
Figure 1 shows a system block diagram.
Figure 1. The system block diagram for the bonus problem.
Assume the proportional gain is = 2, the plant transfer function is [ ] =
transfer function is [ ] =
.
+0.3
and
+2
the sensor
Find the overall transfer function of the system, [ ], so that
[ ] = [ ] [ ]
Express your solutions as a ratio of polynomials in z with the denominator in standard form. Determine
mathematically if the resulting system is asymptotically stable.
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